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Originally Posted by Jennuine73 He wants his cake and eat it too.
Of course he'd want to eat it! What else is he going to do with it, wipe his ass? |
This one originally seems to have been "you can't have your cake and eat it
without getting crumbs", which makes a little more sense
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Originally Posted by krispdx How about calling a car that doesn't work a "lemon?"
Edit: rob beat me to it! oh well...
Perfectly good little yellow fruit, nice and tangy in drinks and so forth. What does that have to do with cars that don't run right? |
Makes sense to me. The fruit looks great but is it so good when you bite in to it?
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Originally Posted by ZOS23xy I know what you mean!
Then why are we arguing? |
Well - yes, but knowing what someone means and agreeing them aren't the same thing, know what I mean?

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Originally Posted by krispdx Straight from the horse's mouth ... like horses are particularly knowledgable or honest |
This has two possible origins (and is probably a combo of both). In betting (on horse racing), the best tips come from the team around the horse in question so something 'from the horse's mouth' is a kind of silly play on that but the second, and older meaning, is that you examine a horse's mouth (teeth specifically) before buying it.
Edit - rob beat me to it - oh well